Latest News from Greece

Der Spiegel: Merkel and Juncker want “concentration camps” for 50,000 refugees in Athens

German news source, Der Spiegel, has an exclusive reportage of plans to transfer refugee hotspots from the islands of Lesbos and Kos to a large center in Athens that would fall under the jurisdiction of Frontex and the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR). The plans are based on the fact that the Greek border islands cannot handle the influx.

Kifissia or Kozani! Where do the richest Greeks live?

Ask most Greeks, and they’ll tell you that the richest Greeks live in Ekali, Kifisia or Filothei in the northern suburbs of Athens. The truth, according to data of the General Secretariat of Public Revenue, is that the wealthy Greeks of the Athens northern suburbs are constantly getting poorer. Hence, the new wealthy Greeks are in Kozani – northern Greece.

The changing size of the perfect penis: Ancient Greeks did not think bigger was better (pics)

Since the beginning of time, man has pondered over an age-old question – What is the “ideal” penis? Much ado has been made over size, girth and even the desirability of superstition. The truth is that the idea penis varies from culture to culture and according to history…

Ancient Egypt – Circumsized and dominating

French-Turkish film 'Mustang' hits theaters

Deniz Gamze Ergüven's 'Mustang,' an award-winning coming-of-age tale with strong female characters, was released on Oct 23 in Turkish theatersAlready seen by close to half a million people in France, Deniz Gamze Ergüven's eagerly anticipated debut film, "Mustang," premiered in Turkey on Oct. 23 following high praise on the festival circuit.

Perils of Sea Crossing Make Syrian Refugees Choose Bulgaria Land Route

Why would a family of six choose to flee war-torn Syria and pay people smugglers a 'considerably higher' sum to reach Europe by crossing Turkey's land border with Bulgaria rather than cross the Mediterranean in a boat to arrive in Greece?

Commission asks Greece on the reason of Savvaidou dismissal

The government on Thursday dismissed the head of the General Secretariat for Public Revenues, Katerina Savvaidou, because of misdemeanor charges.

This move has raised questions on the authorities’ commitment to the body’s independence.

Hellenic Post to sell electric power

Hellenic Post (ELTA) announced plans to expand its business activities in the energy market.

Costis Melahrinos, chairman and chief executive of Hellenic Post, told reporters that ELTA will begin selling electric power in December.

Hollande: Discussion on Greek debt provided Greece meets its commitments

The joint press conference with French President Francois Hollande and Greek Prime Minister was completed shortly after 13:20 following a meeting the two leaders had at Maximos Mansion and the signing of the Greek-French declaration of cooperation.

Hollande addresses Greek Parliament

Mr. Hollande arrived at the Greek Parliament accompanied by Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, while President of the Greek Parliament Nikos Voutsis and President of Hellenic Republic welcomed him.

The President of Greek Parliament Nikos Voutsis expressed its condolences on behalf of the Parliament for the tragic accident occurred in France causing the death of 42 people.

Hollande: France will be on Greece’s side

The meeting between French President Francois Hollande and Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras begun shortly after 10 am on Friday.

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